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Służewiec, Warsaw — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Służewiec is the office quarter of Mokotów, a high-rise stretch of Warsaw where Manhattan Place stands near the Warszawa Służewiec railway station.
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Domaniewska Street runs through the working half of it. Rooms in Służewiec sit among office buildings rather than tenements, with the Warszawa Służewiec railway station in the neighbourhood and Puławska Street among its addresses, all inside Mokotów. Ksawerów adjoins it. Book here if a working trip to the Mordor cluster or a night beside Manhattan Place suits you better than a bed in the middle of Warsaw.
About Służewiec
What are the main landmarks in Służewiec?
The list mixes forts with towers. Fort VIIA and Ksawerów Palace stand apart from the office build-out that gave Służewiec its Mordor nickname, which Manhattan Place and 12 Domaniewska Street belong to. Dzwon Pokoju is recorded here too.
The Church of Virgin Mary, the Mother of the Church, and the Pomnik Powstania Warszawskiego at Służew nad Dolinką complete what the register keeps, alongside addresses on Puławska Street and Wyścigowa Street.
What is the history of Służewiec?
Służewiec belongs to Mokotów. It is registered as a City Information System area in Warsaw, Poland, and sits in the western half of the district that goes by the name Upper Mokotów. Together with the nearby neighbourhood of Ksawerów it forms a financial district, one that the city refers to colloquially as Mordor, filled with headquarters of domestic companies and branches of multinational corporations.
Fort VIIA and Ksawerów Palace remain on the list beside them.
Where is Służewiec?
Służewiec fills part of Upper Mokotów, a high-rise stretch of Warsaw holding the Warszawa Służewiec railway station. Offices and flats share the ground.
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Updated September 2026